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A mother black bear and her two adorable cubs were spotted playing on New England putting green. Full of energy, the cubs tumbled and frolicked. The mother herself had fun playing with golf balls ...

Titleist updated the cores of the Pro V1 and Pro V1x to give them more iron and wedge spin while maintaining distance off the ...

Say what you will of the Cubs' spending ... Pressly's 2.97 FIP in the last three seasons indicates why he may be the priority, but Robertson is a solid addition to every ball club he joins.

ESPN's Jeff Passan reported that the Astros are sending reliever Ryan Pressly and cash considerations to the Cubs. In exchange, Ari Alexander of KPRC 2 Houston reported that minor league pitcher ...

TaylorMade is introducing its first launch monitor-enabled golf ball balls with the release of the TP5 and TP5x TRK-R golf ...

It's been a slow January for the Chicago Cubs, but things could be about to heat up at Wrigley Field. The Cubs are poised to make a run at wresting the National League Central crown away from the ...

and 7.7% walk rate in 89 2/3 innings for the Cubs’ A-ball affiliate in Myrtle Beach last season. While not ranked amongst the Cubs’ top 30 prospects by either MLB Pipeline or Baseball ...

The Chicago Cubs made a move late on Sunday ... However, he posted a 3.49 ERA in his 59 appearances and averaged 9.2 strikeouts per nine innings. The 35-year-old is a two-time All-Star and ...

His postseason ERA is still just 2.78. That type of experience and proven performance could be crucial come playoff time, if the Cubs get their wish and finally make a run. It is likely the main ...

The solution was to develop golf balls with radar-reflective markers underneath the ball’s cover, with Titleist’s RCT Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf balls gobbling up the market share. But now ...

were game-changers for both the former slugger and the Cubs marketing department. It was obvious to all nonpartisan observers that Sosa 2.0 is here to stay, and there’s no going back.